The Pale Circus
The air in the High Court smells of dried lavender and old iron. You know the scent. It is the perfume of procedure, of the slow grinding of gears that do not rust because they are oiled by the tears of the accused. You stand in the shadow of the great oak paneling, your hands tucked into the sleeves of your doublet, your posture a study in casual disinterest that masks the tectonic shift in...
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